Enhancing the Rider Experience
Transit Operators have the authority to refuse service to passengers violating the North Central RTD passenger conduct policy. North Central RTD Staff and Management may temporarily or permanently suspend passengers for misconduct.
For a Safe and Pleasant Ride Please
- Remain seated
- Wear appropriate clothing (shirt, pants/shorts, shoes)
Permitted on the Bus
- Service animals
- Non-alcoholic beverages in a sealed container
While we love pets, non-service animals must be in a pet carrier. Non-alcoholic beverages and food must be in a sealed container.
NOT Permitted on the Bus
- No smoking/ vaping
- No eating
- No loud music
- No alcoholic beverages
- No illegal drugs
- No offensive language
- No weapons
- No talking loudly on your phone
- No excessive riding
For Everyone’s Safety and Comfort
- Vehicles are equipped with video and audio surveillance.
- Drivers will assist passengers with visual or mental impairments.
- Children under the age of 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
- There are 3 position bike racks for those first come, first served.
- Use trash receptacles. You can help keep our vehicles clean.
- No feet on your seat or on the back of the seat in front of you.
- No loitering on District property. District facilities and equipment are reserved for transit passengers and transit operations.
North Central RTD Rider Suspension Policy
The North Central Regional Transit District (NCRTD) is committed to providing quality public transportation for passengers and a safe working environment for employees. There are times when a transit customer’s behavior disrupts or endangers the health and safety of its employees or members of the public. The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance for NCRTD personnel when considering whether to suspend, remove, or refuse transit service to passengers who engage in various forms of disruptive conduct. The Executive Director may promulgate and issue administrative and operational procedures for the implementation of this policy. The terms rider, passenger and customer are variously used to describe persons who are not employees of the NCRTD that may have occasion to use NCRTD vehicles, property or services.